Premier League news

Leeds United have reportedly told Bournemouth that Tyler Adams' £20 million ($25m) release clause has expired and thus their bid is not valid.

Chelsea have missed out on the signing of Michael Olise, with the midfielder having put pen to paper on a new four-year deal with Crystal Palace.

Joao Cancelo has 'strong interest' from Saudi Arabia as Barcelona head coach Xavi and sporting director Deco disagree over their right-back targets.

New Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya has a neck tattoo that references the Gunners' defeat to Brentford - that he played in - back in 2021.

Mikel Arteta has stated that Arsenal could dip back into the transfer market following Jurrien Timber's ACL injury as they seek a replacement.

Chelsea have accepted a £28 million transfer offer from Newcastle United for Lewis Hall as the Blues look to cash in on the academy graduate.

The Manchester United talisman's car collection is indeed one for the sports car aficionados.

Manchester Utd legend Dwight Yorke believes Romelu Lukaku is still good enough to play for the club, despite being sold by the Rd Devils in 2019.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta was asked who will be his No.1 in his latest press conference, with David Raya battling Aaron Ramsdale for the role.

Pep Guardiola gave a snarky response as he fumed at Manchester City being scheduled to play just three days after their Super Cup victory.

The Arsenal and Man City stars headline the group as the six nominees for the Men's PFA Young Player of the Year award are revealed

Tottenham are considering making a move for Arsenal forward Folarin Balogun as they seek a Harry Kane replacement, with West Ham and Fulham also keen.

Aston Villa are reportedly closing in on the signing of Sevilla's World Cup-winning left-back Marcos Acuna.

Manchester City lead the group with three nominees, while stars from north London rivals Arsenal and Tottenham also make the shortlist

Manchester United are willing to let defender Eric Bailly to leave the club for free this summer, with Fulham and clubs from Saudi Arabia interested.

Following Moises Caicedo's arrival, the signings of Romeo Lavia and Michael Olise are set to push the club's spending to unprecedented levels

Liverpool have agreed a surprise deal for Stuttgart midfielder Wataru Endo, who is now set to undergo a medical ahead of a £16 million ($21m) move.